Reginald a poet, writer, veteran sharing his words and a couple of stories from his life.

 Reginald Angus Argue sharing his poem, "He Is Our Victory."   

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

The Real Reginald Angus Argue, reciting and  sharing his poem "You Lift Me Up."   

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 Reginald Angus Argue recited his poems; he wrote "The Trench & Memories of A Soldier."  Reginald also shares the story behind how he came to write his poem, "The Trench," on trench warfare during WWI. 

 Reginald also includes a picture from his late Great Great Great Uncle, who fought in the Boar War along with WWI.  He was injured three times in WWI, and he kept re-upping until his last injury, where he lost an eye.  Sadly, he passed away in the early '60s, living just off of Skid Row in Vancouver.  

The second picture Reginald shared in his poem "Memories of A Soldier" was his late Grandfather, Angus.  Angus was a member of the RCAF and an aircraft mechanic during WWII.  Angus also did not go to Europe or Asia, as he had a back injury.  But all four Angus brothers, George, Murdo, Donald, and Jack, fought overseas in Europe during WWII.  Sadly, Angus passed away in 1990.    

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 Reginald Angus Argue recited and shared his poem "Desert Roses." And he talks about the thttps://websites.godaddy.com/the-real-reginald-argueime he met one of his biggest heroes at a Toronto Library, where this gentleman was talking. 

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

  The Real Reginald Argue, who is a disabled Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran, recites the poem he wrote, "Country Roots."   Reginald talks about two individuals who are his heroes.  In this video, Reginald talks about Dan Hennessey and Goliath Paw. 

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

  Reginald Angus Argue shares his poems "Prayers For Peace" & "Please Help Us, God." 

Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Argue, a disabled Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran, recites the poem he wrote, "Poet Boxer."  Reginald talks about the Toronto Fringe Festival at the Tarragon Theatre five or six years ago. He took in a play about the late Elvis Presley meeting with the late former US President Nixon, chatting with the director/writer of the play, Brian Kennington, along with one of the main actors, Phi Bulani, after the play was over.     

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

The Real Reginald Argue, who is a disabled Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran, recites the poem he wrote, "It Rides Shotgun."   The poem talks about PTSD, along with the struggles with it. 

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Argue, who is a disabled Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran, recites the poem he wrote, "Hey Buddy, Can You Spare Some Hope?" 

Reginald Angus Argue shared a story from his life in which he participated in the Winter Indoc Exercise in the NWT in 1990. During this exercise, an arctic tent they were using caught fire, putting their lives in danger. Reginald also saved the life of an MCPL who was sleeping in a sleeping bag that caught fire, and flames had jumped on top of it.

Shout out to the Hebbville Fire Department members who came to help when the flash flooding smashed into places throughout the South Shore of Nova Scotia on the weekend of July 21, 2023..  

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Argue, who is a disabled Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran, recites the poem he wrote, "Breaking The Walls Of Hate." 

 For Reginald's story, he shared about the time his wife, Lisa, called Eva Bartlet, who was a guest on his show the week after the call.  And during the call, Lisa could hear the Israeli bombing of Gaza.   

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Angus Argue On June 23, 2023, Reginald recites a poem called "The Change We Are." 

 For the story, Reginald shared about one of his old talk radio shows, where he had Annie Machon (Ex M15) as a guest.   

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

The Real Reginald Angus Argue - June 9, 2023—singing a song he wrote the lyrics for and came up with the melody over two decades ago. (It was his way of releasing his Grandmother and telling her she could go home to the other side.)   "Nanna Won't You Slow On Down."

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Angus Argue: Rallying Call  Reginald recited two poems he wrote as a rallying call to help others affected by the fires in Nova Scotia. 

 Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.
 

 The Real Reginald Angus Argue - May 24, 2023, shares a story from his military service days involving going overseas to Iran in 1988 on the UN Peacekeeping Tour of Duty, along with the poem he wrote, "We Are Canadians." 

  Reginald Angus Argue Canadian Peacekeeping Veteran became Poem Laureate for Veterans World Magazine in early 2024.