It is a light rain that chases a child indoors; it is a raging torrent that shakes the raffia palm to its roots.

What it means
What sends a child running indoors is nothing to a grown palm, yet the palm has its torrent too. Hardship is measured against the one who bears it, and everyone, however strong, meets a force that can shake them.
Yoruba · West Africa
Source and context
From: Yoruba, West Africa
Source: Yoruba (Nigeria) proverb; documented in Owomoyela, Yoruba Proverbs (University of Nebraska Press, 2005) — light rain entry

The meaning given here is our own reading. Other interpretations exist.