FIRST IMPRESSION OF A DREAM

Our time leaves rapidly and we can't prevent it. Our time is valuable and yet all we can do is kiss it goodbye as implied through figurative language in the poem. We cannot grasp sand which represents the hourglass. That can symbolize time in our life as in how long we have to live and no matter how much we try to save some, our youth leaves us and comes with complications.

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