There was once a spot,
some would say he was charcoal
others would say it's got to be coal.
then you would have the, no its dark grey.
But we'll let you decide that for now.
The spot was on the page all alone,
he filled up quite a portion of the page.
But it's not fun being alone, so he thought
instead of a spot ill become many dots.
So slowly what was one became two, three
smaller and smaller did spot become.
After quite a time, the spot was no more but
dots sprinkled over the page, they all looked
at each other the many but still alone.
So they decided to connect slowly the large dots
shrank as they lined from one to 100.
It took a while but now they were connected.
still their individual selves but now not alone.
But the funny thing is, that when we connect
things, we see more than before.
They didn't realize that from a spot to a dot
then united. They Painted a picture, you
may ask of what could a giant spot becomes.
Well ill tell you, it had a waggy tail, four legs,
and one of the cutest barks. He ran around
the page, some dots shock loose.
landing in the middle spread out but
close enough not to be alone.
They wondered for a while what they were till
they went "Woof, Oh my gosh were a dog,
a puppy to be exact. And with that they came
up with a name, they did a vote that was only fair.
All wanted one, but you have one always
wanting something esle.
Well the vote was in the many had thought and
pondered, now they knew who they were going to be.
Drum roll please....
Rat-a-tat rat-a-tat ratta-tatta-tat-tat.
And there name was to be Spot the dog,
except the one on our ear.
He shall be known as bob.
After he had a zoomy, scuffing the edges of the
page, he settled down, ok after he'd chased his
tail just this once more.
So the story goes from one to the many,
to be more than they'd ever wished before.
We have Spot the dog and Bob the spot.
And if your careful and don't make a sound.
You can peek through the door and see spot
running around the page, chasing his tail
and barking in the excitement that he's now more.
