This is a lengthy and seemingly nonsensical text that appears to be a stream-of-consciousness monologue. It's a jumbled collection of phrases, sentences, and ideas that are loosely connected, if at all. The text includes references to various topics, such as:
* Family and relationships (e.g., "my wife," "my mother," "my daughter")
* Food and drink (e.g., "bread," "rice and water," "cakes")
* Work and occupations (e.g., "bread seller," "doctor," "teacher")
* Education and learning (e.g., "studying," "master's degree")
* Health and wellness (e.g., "sciatica," "mental attack")
* Emotions and personal struggles (e.g., "I'm so tired," "I'm feeling horrible")
* Cultural and social references (e.g., "Vietnamese" names and places, "Laughing Arena")
* Abstract concepts and wordplay (e.g., "the minute lines of our hearts are so tangled")
The text also includes some repetitive phrases and ideas, such as the mention of "cursing" and "acting." It's possible that this text is a form of experimental writing or performance art, but without more context, it's difficult to say for sure.
Overall, the text appears to be a surreal and dreamlike sequence of thoughts and ideas, rather than a coherent narrative or argument.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A baby cow gives birth to a calf.
2. The speaker mentions their wife has passed away.
3. The speaker's husband is also deceased.
4. The speaker's mother had a child while still in school.
5. The speaker used to sell bread before becoming a singer.
6. Dr. Tang Luc is a famous doctor in the industry.
7. The speaker mentions Bitexco, a building or location.
8. The speaker's daughter asked for forgiveness.
9. Dieu Linh's newborn son had scabies.
10. The speaker mentions Ninh Kieu and Can Tho bridge, which are locations in Vietnam.
11. The speaker mentions the Hau Giang river.
12. The speaker's wife also passed away.
13. The speaker was a bread seller before starting to sing.
14. The speaker has a master's degree.
15. The speaker's husband is dead.
16. The speaker has a son named Que Anh.