opens and Natsuki walks in, holding a stack of papers.) Natsuki: "Ugh, finally! I finished printing out the flyers for the upcoming school festival. Can't believe it took me so long." Monika: "Great job, Natsuki! We really appreciate all the effort you put into promoting our club." Natsuki: "Yeah, well, don't expect too much from it. I doubt anyone outside of our little group will care about poetry." Sayori: "Oh, don't say that, Natsuki! I'm sure there are plenty of people who would be interested if they just gave it a chance." Natsuki: "Yeah, right. Like anyone in this school has time for something as 'boring' as reading poetry." (Monika steps in, trying to ease the tension.) Monika: "Well, Natsuki, it's all about spreading awareness, right? If we can spark a little bit of curiosity in even one person, then it's worth it." Natsuki: "I guess you have a point there. But I just don't get why people don't see the beauty in poetry. It's not just about words on a page, you know." Sayori: "That's true, Natsuki. The beauty of poetry is in how it makes you feel, how it connects to your emotions and experiences." (Natsuki seems to soften a little, considering their words.) Natsuki: "Maybe you guys are onto something. But I still have my doubts." (Just then, Yuri walks in, carrying a worn book and a serene expression on her face.) Yuri: "Good morning, everyone. I apologize for being late." Monika: "No worries, Yuri. We were just discussing the importance of sharing our love for poetry with others." Yuri: "Ah, I see. Well, I believe that poetry has a way of touching the hearts of those who are open to it. We may not need to convince everyone, but just a few who can find solace and inspiration in our words." Natsuki: "Yeah, that's a nice thought. It would be nice to have more people appreciate what we do." Yuri: "Indeed. And by sharing our poems, we can showcase the depth and beauty that lies within them, hopefully attracting those who have yet to discover it." (Sayori nods enthusiastically.) Sayori: "Exactly, Yuri! We can show everyone that poetry isn't just some boring, stuffy thing. It's a way to express ourselves and connect with others." (Monika smiles, feeling proud of her friends.) Monika: "I'm glad we all understand that. Today's meeting will be a chance to do just that - to share our love for poetry and hopefully inspire others along the way." (Together, they walk towards the meeting table, ready to embark on another creative journey.)