Jean Lafitte and the Caribbean Boys

Pirate Jean Lafitte and his pirate brigade were a large part of the American victory over the british in the Battle of New Orleans. For his trouble, Lafitte and his men were chased by Andrew Jackson out of his once safe lair in Barataria. But Lafitte and his men knew the swampy territory and the Americans' slow progress allowed the pirates to gather their accumulated treasure and escape through Barataria Bay.

But escape to where? Many suggestions were made, Lafitte being a rare kind of pirate-democrat. Most of the ideas put before Lafitte involved looting and taking a small Caribbean city and making it their own. But Lafitte felt he had enough treasure and had lost his taste for battle. His trusted second-in-command, the mighty Mako, took his friend, Jean, aside and said, "Mon cher, I have a plan that will make our men happy and us happy, too." Lafitte knew that Mako was referring to the fact that they shared a secret. They both enjoyed the company of young men in bed. In fact, they had met in a boy-whore house in New Orleans.

Mako continued, "Make for Isla Mujeres, just north of the Yucatan Strait." Lafitte asked, "And why there, Mako?" "Because, mon capitan, there are no men on Isla Mujeres and the women will welcome our men and take then in, feed them and satisfy them sexually. Our men will get to enjoy their riches with no fighting." Lafitte said, "Mon cher, that does not sound like paradise for you and me!" Mako put his massive arm around his captain and said, " South of Yucatan Strait, in the Caribbean Sea, there is an even smaller island, Isla Contoy, or some call it Isla Muchachos." Lafitte was puzzled, "Island of Boys?" "Yes, Jean. It is an island populted by boys and young men who have been disavowed by their families and villages because they , too, like sex with their own!"

The course was set and Lafitte's arrival at Isla Mujeres was celebrated by the long suffering women. The men were taken into homes and beds and made very happy. Lafitte had a small boat supplied and in a few days was joined on the coast by Mako. But Mako had Lafitte's cabin boy, Paul, with him. Lafitte said, "Mako! This was to be between us!" Mako said, "Paul..." Paul went up to his captain, stood on his toes and kissed him hard on the lips. Jean Lafitte, the great pirate, melted. Mako said, "And he can sail, Jean."

The boys on Isla Contoy had seen the mast on the horizon and gathered on the beach, naked. When the band of the three former pirates landed, they were overwhelmed by kisses and undressed by many hands. Some of the older boys grabbed spears to hunt a boar for a feast. The feast of roast pork, plantains and oysters was topped by a rare treat for the boys, Lafitte's own plum pudding, kept in tins on his boat. After the meal, palm fronds were laid about and each of the ex-pirates were attended to by a group of boys. Lafitte wanted to kiss each and every boy. He did. Mako wanted to fuck each boy and, eventually, he did. And young Paul, without too much experience, learned the intense pleasure of a young boy's cock up his ass.

A trade route was established between the Islas Contoy and Mujeres, mostly to supply what were now called Muchachos de Lafitte more plum pudding and other delicacies that thrilled the boys. Paul fell in love with one of the older boys and together they built a palm hut, the first structure on the island. Other boys banded together to build fitting quarters for their beloved Lafitte. Mako engineered unnecessary fortifications which the boys used as a playground.

On hearing their old captain had a house, some of the men from Isla Mujeres ferried a brass bed to Isla Contoy for Lafitte. Lots were drawn for the priviledge of being the first boy to be kissed and fucked by Jean Lafitte on his new bed. A sweet boy of 18 won the lottery and enjoyed his winnings immensely. Happy muchachos. Happy pirates.