Don't forget, for every drop of rain a flower grows!

The line uses a simple natural metaphor to frame adversity as a condition of growth. “Rain” stands for hardship, disappointment, or grief—experiences that can feel purely negative in the moment—while the “flower” represents the unexpected good that can emerge afterward: resilience, wisdom, compassion, or new opportunities. The reminder “Don’t forget” suggests the speaker is countering despair or cynicism, urging a long view in which suffering is not romanticized but is understood as part of life’s cycles. In a Parton-like register, the sentiment aligns with a plainspoken optimism: keep going, because difficulty can nourish future flourishing.