Question: How to distinguish between unevaluated expression and one which is evaluated (using code if possible)

From another question I asked, I learned that parse("string") returns an unevaluated Maple expression. 

But in interactive mode (in worksheet), the result looks the same as normal evaluated expression. That is why I did not know this. For example

ode1:= :-parse("diff(y(x),x$2)=0");
ode2:= diff(y(x),x$2)=0;

it gives

There is no difference when looking at it.  That is why when I was in Maple debugger, I could not see why Maple was complaining about it. An eval  was needed.

I looked at the types to see if there is something like type(variable,`unevaluated`) or such, and could not find one.

If Maple can at least display unevaluated expression with different color, or different notations when in the worksheet interface,  I would have noticed that parse returns unevaluated expression.

In Mathematica, these things are done using wrappers, (called Hold or Inactive) but these are visible in the notebook and use different color shading or Hold is present and had to expliclity removed,  and so looking at them, one can see the differerence between the expressions. 

How can one in Maple distinguish between unevaluated expression such as ode1 above and evaluated one such as ode2 above?  This can be useful to use inside a proc for example.  Is there an option in the GUI itself to tell Maple may be to color each differently?