Write a 10 stanza poem about the pirate history of Port Royal, Jamaica
In the Golden Age of Piracy's prime,
Where chaos reigned and thieves did climb,
There stood a port, notorious and grand,
Port Royal, Jamaica, famed pirate land.

A haven for thieves, prostitutes, and more,
Where pirates gathered upon its shore,
Governors sought their protection's aid,
As Spanish threats loomed, a deal was made.

Buccaneers flocked to this treasured site,
A fortress for plunder, their hearts alight,
British and French privateers did embark,
Disrupting Spanish ships with a fiery spark.

Sir Henry Morgan, a renowned name,
Used Port Royal as his base, his claim to fame,
From Portobello to Panama City's might,
He pillaged and conquered with all his might.

The town thrived on the pirate's spree,
With taverns and brothels, wild and free,
Spanish loot filled the pockets of youth,
As the streets echoed with raucous truth.

A harbor engulfed in vices untamed,
Gambling, drink, and pleasure unrestrained,
Thousands of reals vanished in the night,
In the seedy haven, where fortunes took flight.

Even after privateering's sway did wane,
Port Royal remained a pirate's domain,
Lawless and wild, their refuge secure,
Freelance raiders seeking wealth to procure.

Yet, when piracy turned a ruthless tide,
Targeting all ships, no matter the side,
Port Royal's authorities took a stand,
To restore order to the pirate's land.

By 1720, they cleansed the stain,
Port Royal's act changed, a new refrain,
"Gallows Point" witnessed pirates' fall,
Charles Vane and Calico Jack among them all.

No longer the wickedest city renowned,
Port Royal's infamy slowly unwound,
But in history's tales, its legend remains,
A pirate's haven that forever sustains.