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\(\displaystyle There \ was \ a \ young \ lady \ named \ Bright\)
\(\displaystyle Who \ traveled \ much \ faster \ than \ light\)
\(\displaystyle She \ went\ out \ one \ day\)
\(\displaystyle In \ a \ relative \ way\)
\(\displaystyle And \ came \ back \ the \ previous \ night!\)
\(\displaystyle Said \ the \ Bright \ one \ to \ her \ friends \ in \ chatter\)
\(\displaystyle I \ have \ learned \ something \ new \ about \ matter\)
\(\displaystyle As \ my \ speed \ was \ so \ great\)
\(\displaystyle Much \ increased \ was \ my \ weight\)
\(\displaystyle Yet \ I \ failed \ to \ become \ any \ fatter!\)
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\(\displaystyle There \ was \ a \ young \ lady \ named \ Bright\)
\(\displaystyle Who \ traveled \ much \ faster \ than \ light\)
\(\displaystyle She \ went\ out \ one \ day\)
\(\displaystyle In \ a \ relative \ way\)
\(\displaystyle And \ came \ back \ the \ previous \ night!\)
\(\displaystyle Said \ the \ Bright \ one \ to \ her \ friends \ in \ chatter\)
\(\displaystyle I \ have \ learned \ something \ new \ about \ matter\)
\(\displaystyle As \ my \ speed \ was \ so \ great\)
\(\displaystyle Much \ increased \ was \ my \ weight\)
\(\displaystyle Yet \ I \ failed \ to \ become \ any \ fatter!\)