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The rope tied to the pot to draw water from the well is rubbed repeatedly with the stone kept on the edge of the well and marks are also formed on the stone. In the same way, by repeated practice, even a dim-witted person learns many new things and becomes aware of them.

The above couplet is composed by the great poet Vrinda. In this, they want to say that continuous hard work also proves the work considered impossible. Success can be achieved by putting a nail in the head of failure. For example, the sill (rock) on the surface of the well gets rubbed and scratched by the frequent movement of the water-drinking rope, the rubbing of the soft rope. In the same way, with constant and repeated practice, that is, with hard work and effort, a person considered to be pure and intelligent can also become capable of doing something. Can touch success and achievement. In our opinion, the poet has said such a thing only as a summary of his life experiences. I also believe that the said feelings and thoughts are entirely empirical.