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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sir Henry Morgan was a privateer, And a ruthless, mean buccaneer; Considered a pirate by the Spanish, He became, in time a millionaire. Henry was born in Wales to a farmer, Gaining fame and fortune by valour; He made a name for himself in Jamaica, Soon he joined the Navy to become a sailor. Captain Morgan and his large fleet, Plundered the coast of Cuba to defeat; Torturing the residents for their riches, His ships and men did not know, retreat. He enriched himself and his crew, With hundreds of men and many ships too; They attacked the Spanish Main, On armed galleons, swiftly they flew. Life on a wooden ship was not romantic, Damp and cramped, filthy and botanic; Pest infested; food spoiled and water reeked, Sailors died, and some jumped ship, frantic. He was ordered by Jamaica's Governor, To return to port as a lawbreaker; Morgan refused and gathered more ships, He found the most daring pirates ever. They set sail to attack Portobello with hopes, Storming the Fort with ladders and ropes; Staying for two months gathering and looting, Collecting wealth, then leaving on their boats. Morgan continued for years to plunder, Talking enemy ships and prisoners; He was finally arrested but found not guilty, And he was appointed Jamaica's acting Governor. ___________________________ August 19, 2015 Rubaiyat For the contest, A Storm On The Spanish Main, sponsor, Joe Maverick Second Place
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