Summary of "a passing glimps"
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In this poem, Robert Frost explores, among other things, the theme of the amazing beauty of nature. The title mentions the idea of time quickly passing by. In the work, the poet exresses a desire to return, to go back in his life and look closer to a flower he once saw as he quickly passed by. The flower probably is a symbol for a beautiful moment in life that he feels he was not able to fully appreciate at the time. It may be a moment in his past to which he would now like to return but knows he can not. Frost then wonders whether all beautiful things are given only to those who can not come close enough to appreciate them fully. The voyage in this poem is to one's past and it really takes place in the mind.
In this lyric poem, Frost reflects on passing flowers. Unable to identify them in passing, he notes that heaven also only provides glimpses of itself. Note that this poem has some variations in its meter and demonstrates six couplets.