Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry, When the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away. Georgie Porgie felt quite sad, His behavior had been bad. Sitting alone beneath a tree, He thought about how mean he'd been. Georgie Porgie hung his head, "I should say sorry instead Of running off and hiding here, I'll make things right, that's very clear." Georgie Porgie walked back slow, To the playground, head hung low. "I'm sorry for the way I acted, My behavior was quite distracted." The children looked at Georgie's face, They saw his shame and gave him grace. "If you play nice and treat us fair, We'll welcome you with games to share." Georgie Porgie learned that day, How to be a friend who'd stay. No more kisses without asking, In kindness now he would be basking. Georgie Porgie, changed indeed, Helping others when in need. Playing games with girls and boys, Sharing snacks and sharing toys.
