Patrick Swayze

See ya, ol' ghost

by Fernando Gil Paiva

Sam Wheat: It's amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you. See ya.

Molly: See ya. Bye.

Now wonder how Patrick Swayze could easily become his own ghost at 57.
And some of the stories are from present ghosts, the ones who keeps the memory alive.
Who will dare to say "I never saw" or "heard about"...? Because ain't no song like that in that movie, or sentence like this. Now it's a sentence, with a deadline in a dead end.

The scenes just came up on my mind as if I've just seen it once more.
Oda Mae struggling unreasonably against something that she wasn't allowing herself to see.
But then, there was no way to change what was done... He became a ghost, he becomes a ghost.

It's easier when you have to transcend this thin edge. Maybe easier when you already are the eternal ghost of miryads of people.