Beach

This poem is a nonet. It has nine lines and the first line has nine syllables, the second has eight syllables, and so on.

Beach
a cerulean horizon and
glitter spouting from the sun's rays
foamy waves breaking nearby
boats drifting off to sea
sand between my toes
marshmallow clouds
spotted shell
fishhook
sea

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