the main Poets Post for today reads as follows....

Having been denied his family inheritance throughout his lifetime he was finding these most recent events amusing. Those without breaks to their continuity of learning had taken to pretending they'd been given greater advantage in life. He was now fifty two years old and had no material wealth. Neither was he permitted private creative thought. This developed combination and the hiring of hypno guards round where he lived and slept had seen to a reliance upon such stilling stagnations in life. But why was it seen as advantage, he'd curiously wondered? Wage slavery as a maintenance to only a warlord's personal wealth is of no advantage when the life you live is a slaves life.

the third Poets Post for today reads as follows....

If I have three categorisations; imbecile, idiot, and moron. In what order do you think these would fall in the IQ scale?

Historically, the terms "imbecile," "idiot," and "moron" were used in psychological science to categorize levels of intellectual disability based on IQ scores. These terms are outdated and considered offensive today, but here's how they were once classified:

Idiot: IQ below 25

Imbecile: IQ between 26-50

Moron: IQ between 51-70

the second Poets Post for today reads as follows…..

When the oil runs out They won’t be rich anymore. The influence they once gained Will fade when this stage finally begins.

What you gonna do when the well runs dry?

the first Poets Post for today reads as follows….

It’s management. It’s management wanting all of everything to be about management. They want for every influence of every nuance to react in accordance to what their managing influence is. This contrived nesting is of course impermanent but it is what it is and it is a managed management thing. I’m convinced.

Yours indulgently

Irving…. Fatty Washington

the one and only Poets Post today reads as follows....

Melons are any of various plants of the family Cucurbitaceae. They have sweet, edible, and fleshy fruit. Melons can also specifically refer to Cucumis melos, commonly known as "true melons" or simply "melons". The term "melons" can apply to both the plant and its fruit. Botanically, melons are a kind of berry, specifically a "pepo".

The word itself derives from Latin melopepos (a kind of round melons), which is the Latinization of the Greek μηλοπέπων, meaning "melons", itself a compound of μῆλον, "apples", treefruits" and πέπων, amongst others "kinds of gourds or melons". Many different cultivars have been produced, particularly of the true melons, such as the cantaloupe and honeydew.

So, in answer to the question.... 'Do melons hail from Spain'? The answer is an unequivocal no.

Melons though have had quite a journey! They originally come from Africa and southwest Asia. They were cultivated in these regions thousands of years ago and then spread to other parts of the world, including Spain, through trade and exploration. Spain eventually became one of the key players in the cultivation of melons, particularly known for varieties like the Piel de Sapo.

"Piel de Sapo" translates to "toad skin" in English.

I suppose your wondering if there is even anything funny about melons? Here's a melons joke: Q) Why did the melon jump into the lake? A) It wanted to be a watermelon!

Here's an image of the Ashculm Turbary of Devonshire anyway.

Melons.

the one and only Poet Post for today reads as follows....

Surely only an idiot wants for suffering to go on unresolved Because only an idiot knowingly wants for sufferings to ever exist. That is now known fact within the acknowledged comprehensions O' what has become of Scottish culture in this day. So what am I to make of this obsessive torturing control That now routinely poisons to drag down those it fixates upon? Diagnosis via science determines a medical classification A profound mental subnormality scores an IQ of twenty or so I cannot ever believe this people are ever categorised like such So I'm going to have to simply go with strategized idiotness.

the second Poets Post for today reads as follows....