𝘿𝘿𝙇𝘾 𝙊𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙩𝙨 & 𝙎𝙘𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙤𝙨

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Sayori

>Her<

* She'd write poems that are pretty clearly dedicated to you, sometimes without even realizing it.

* Her writing style would remain similar to how she's always written

* She'd always be enthusiastic to show you what she'd made.

* "Y/N, can we share poems already? I really like this one in particular!! C'mon!!"

* "If it's about breakfast again, Sayori, I swear..." 

>You<

* When you write poems with Sayori in mind, they'd be quite cheerful. 

* You tried to match what you'd write to what you knew about her as a person.

* That said, you didn't always write your poems about her, but it happened more and more often as time passed.

* Sometimes you'd sit at night and wrack your brain for words and phrases that Sayori would like so you could include them in your poem.

Monika

>Her<

* It only took a few club sessions for her to understand the way you wrote and what you liked to write about, and she'd occationally write something more similar to your style

* However, you frequently expressed how much you liked her writing and how it was existential in a way, so she stuck to that more often than not.

* Tried to evenly balance who she'd start with when sharing poems, but was definitely biased towards you.

* Would give good, constructive criticism whenever you asked for it.

* Shared writing tips with you every couple of days.

>You<

* You went to Monika to share poems more often than she did to you lmao

* She'd always meticulously scan your poem, and you found yourself trying to write more intricate poems as a means of impressing her (you didn't know if it worked though).

* Sometimes you felt like you didn't know enough about Monika to directly cater a poem to her.

* Nonetheless, you did try quite often as you gradually learned more about her.

* You liked reading her poems more than you liked writing your own. The way she wrote was so emotional, it always grabbed your attention.

Natsuki

>Her<

* She secretly appreciates that you don't make fun of her simpler style or call her poems cute.

* She typically starts with Sayori or MC when sharing poems, actually, it was a pattern she got into. If they were already with someone else, Natsuki would grudgingly come to you (not actually grudgingly).

* Started to kinda hope that Sayori and MC were busy with someone else so she'd have an excuse to go to you.

* Relentlessly insults your poem regardless of whether she likes it or not.

* Baka (/j)

>You<

* It took time to realize that she roasts your poems because she likes them.

* You also realized that she doesn't like Yuri's allegorical writing style at all, and out of fear for your life, kept your writing on the less complex side.

* After a few poem-sharing sessions, you learned how to critique her poems without her immediately yelling at you.

* Even if Natsuki would never admit it, you knew she liked cuter things.

* It was kinda easy to write for her with that knowledge.

Yuri

>Her<

* Almost always shares with you first.

* Easily gets embarrassed, even if you just say that her poem wasn't the worst you've ever seen

* Doesn't change how she writes, and keeps it as a metaphorical style. She likes that you appreciate that.

* Once, Yuri wrote you a poem that was very clearly about you, but you thought it was about another club member and told her that it was really good and that she was good at judging other people's characters.

* So she doesn't specifically write about you anymore.

* However, her poems noticeably became focused on the more abstract concepts of romance and longing.

>You<

* You know that you can't come close to how complex and deep Yuri's poems are, but at least you try sometimes!!

* It's easy for you to get lost in her writing.

* The fact that you also know what she likes to read helps you write poems that you think she might like.

* You feel like she might be exaggerating how good your poems are sometimes.

* You appreciate it nonetheless though.

* If Yuri ever gives you advice, you take it to heart. Mostly because she had great advice.