"Georgie Porgie" is a traditional English nursery rhyme that tells the story of a boy named Georgie who kisses the girls, causing them to run away. The rhyme highlights themes of childhood innocence and playful interactions among children. It is often recited or sung by young children and is popular in various cultures. The rhyme has been passed down through generations and is often included in collections of children's literature. It is sometimes used in educational settings to teach rhythm and rhyme. Variations of the rhyme exist, but the core story remains the same, making it a beloved piece of childhood folklore.