Lea Springer

Joined May 2022

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Bio

I have two published children's stories on Amazon & another on the way. I edited and annotated my father's memoir, "Crossing Borders: From Refugee to Freedom Fighter and Beyond" (Amazon), which describes his life's journey from Russia.

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Muffins
Mummy makes marvelous moist marmalade muffins. Munchkins merrily munch many muffins. More, Mummy? Maybe… Many mouths mean meager money, muses Mummy miserably.
By Lea Springerabout 20 hours ago in Poets
Devious Advertising
Half- off if you make your own bed, The sign at the B & B said. But I was quite floored, When given some board, To build where I'd lay down my head.
By Lea Springera day ago in Poets
Harbingers of Spring
The crows are all back- a sure sign of Spring, A pity though- they're unable to sing. They caw back and forth To announce to the North,
By Lea Springer3 days ago in Poets
Follow the Money
Ever wonder how some of the wealthy thrive? The ones who the Audis and Teslas all drive. They're the ones in the store,
By Lea Springer4 days ago in Poets
Simple Diet
There's a diet that's touted as best, Neither low-carb or New Age to test. It's quite easy to follow, You simply don't swallow,
By Lea Springer4 days ago in Poets
Married or Hitched?
Enamored with sentiments bridal, A woman became homicidal, As she found it no joke Entrapped in a yoke, When her husband thought "bridal" meant "bridle".
By Lea Springer6 days ago in Poets
The Next Generation of Cellphones
The cellphone is quite the invention, That's captured the whole world's attention. It's seldom we've spied, People walking outside,
By Lea Springer7 days ago in Poets
Daylight Savings Time
It was time once again for our clocks to change, The time they displayed was now all rearranged. We lost a whole hour,
By Lea Springer7 days ago in Poets
The Importance of Being Clear
There once was a woman who said, I'm searching for a man widely-read, To her chagrin She found herself in The arms of Dr. Seuss in bed.
By Lea Springer9 days ago in Poets
Unplugged Solitude
There was once a time when all homes Were free of computers and phones. How did they exist? Were they even missed
By Lea Springer10 days ago in Poets
She Said Coyly
There was a young maid who appeared, In dresses so short they seemed sheared. Surely it's fashion, Not lusty passion,
By Lea Springer10 days ago in Poets
Turning Clocks Ahead
An hour we've lost and it's feared, That schedules all be re-geared, As now it’s a must, Our clocks to adjust, And new time lines strictly adhered.
By Lea Springer10 days ago in Poets

Lea Springer

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Muffins

Devious Advertising

Harbingers of Spring

Follow the Money

Simple Diet

Married or Hitched?

The Next Generation of Cellphones

Daylight Savings Time

The Importance of Being Clear

Unplugged Solitude

She Said Coyly

Turning Clocks Ahead

Stories (77/0)