Tuesday, 29 July 2025

The Cracked Pot

 Savita carried water from the village well every morning using two earthen pots—one of which had a crack. It always arrived half-empty. One day, her daughter-in-law suggested throwing it away. Savita smiled and pointed at the narrow footpath lined with blooming marigolds. “That cracked pot watered them every single day without trying.” They kept the pot.

Moral: Flaws aren’t always failures. Sometimes, they quietly serve a purpose.

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