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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Come all, sail along with me! Welcome aboard to a Pirate's Ship of World History I’ll be your story teller, to you I will relay All about the great buccaneer named, Sir Henry Sir Henry Morgan was his complete name Whose valiance had brought him huge wealth and fame Plundering ships…. storming the Spanish Main Doing his mission with no mercy…his fierceness’ flame! This valiant Welsh Army showed his atrocity Since the later time of sixteenth hundred century Seizing Providencia, , Puerto Principe and other towns Elected as admiral after conquering them all successfully. Ruthless attacks went on… invading Spanish settlements No fear at all, a notorious privateer of English men Aiming Puerto Bello, a city with vast treasure that time He took over 200,000 pieces of eight, such a glorious reign! Gathering all men to his eleven-ship fleet Deliberating Cartagena de Indias, their next hit But his intoxicated men had accidentally ignited his ship His fleet was reduced, Maracaibo was the next goal to defeat ‘Though he’d sometimes unlucky chances along the way Storms, striking reefs, or captured ships….yet, no dismay Epic voyage continued in large vessels with his unique tactics Most Audacious Leader of Expedition: his West Indies’ Name Display That was his most significant voyage from 1665 and beyond Where he also sailed with greater fate at Cow Island On 1670, he targeted Panama firing and burning its ground And conquered the whole troops of Gov. Perez de Guzman Sir Henry Morgan was a respectable man ‘til he died For he did his mission for England’s sake, 'though he was tried His immense contributions to Jamaica were remarkable A dependable Hero in his power, one of the England’s Prides! ©2016Leonora Galinta All Rights Reserved Dec. 30, 2015 1.55pm
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