Summary
This quote means that it is more valuable to have something or someone with potential, even if they have flaws, than to have something or someone insignificant that appears perfect. It suggests that imperfections are a part of what makes us unique and valuable, and that flaws should not necessarily diminish someone's worth. It is better to have something or someone imperfect but with potential for growth and greatness, rather than something or someone insignificant and without any unique qualities.