In this poem, the poet is talking to the ‘fair daffodils’.

Life or a moment would not be found again ever which the poet expresses by the phrases ‘summer’s rain’, ‘pearls’, or ‘morning’s dew’.

The poet of the poem is Robert Herrick.

The poet’s request to the daffodils is to ‘stay’ until the hasting day.

Man’s life is similar to daffodils because they are also mortal beings that have to serve their time on Earth and leave when their time is up.