Stephanie J. Magee

Stephanie J. Magee

About Stephanie J. Magee

Stephanie J. Magee was born and raised in Soldotna, Alaska. She has been married for 39 years and has three children and four grandchildren. She started writing poetry in grade school, but it really came into play in her life while she was in junior high school.

Stephanie is very short and was always the one who got bullied. Counseling recommended using poetry and music as a way for her to deal with her feelings and emotions. Writing poetry is what got her through junior high and high school.

The first poem to be publicly published by Stephanie was in the Reader’s Digest magazine when she was 17 years old and pregnant with her first child. The poem was titled “If Men Could Get Pregnant.” Her mother thought the poem was great and submitted it to Reader's Digest without Stephanie knowing. She later received a check and a letter from them saying they would be publishing her poem.

“The Mother Lost,” published by Family Friend Poems, was the second poem she has ever had publicly published but the first one she personally submitted for publication.

Stephanie loves spending time with her grandkids and her dog Jack, Playing games on her phone, and watching movies on Netflix.

She is a kid-sized adult, and her nickname is Smurphanie.

    Poems by Stephanie J. Magee

  • If Men Could Get Pregnant

    I was in labor at 17 yrs old while i wrote this poem thinking about what and how a man would react to being pregnant.

    • pending
    • Posted on 09/21/24

    in Funny Life Poems

    If men could get pregnant the whole world would see,
    Their macho expire what babies they'd be.

    Their cravings would consist of pretzles and beer,

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    • Rating 2.80
  • The Mother Lost

    • Published: December 11, 2022

    in Mother Death Poems

    My tears are flowing freely.
    There are many more to come.
    Wave after wave my tears make a flood.

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    • Rating 4.87
    Featured Shared Story

    Very well said! I appreciate your transparency, which brings back my feelings when my own mother passed away.

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