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This 3 line poem suggests that things can go wrong or plans can change between when something is intended or planned and when it is actually achieved or realized. The phrase "slip twixt the cup and the lip" refers to how something could spill or be lost in the brief moment between when a drink is brought to one's mouth. In a few short words, the poem conveys the idea that just when something seems within grasp, it may still elude us.
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