Hanelie is part of a small inner group immensely 
precious to me, she sang along with the words of 
the Afrikaans songs she introduced us to, she was 
shy and beautiful and blossomed at home as we 
visited family, only the inner circle present
Her sing-along is one of my best memories; her 
wedding was wonderful, Louis quiet and strong, 
an ideal partner for her and wonderful father of 
two naughty boys- I feel sad for Hanelie, for her 
loss, where were Louis’ guardian angels 
On the day that he died? I have a million hanging 
onto every car that I drive – does his death mean 
never ride a bike before sunrise on a misty morning 
as there are trucks parked in the dark without lights 
and guardian angels are sleeping then? 
Everything is spoiled, the weekend a total loss, I carry 
on like a zombie, trying to figure out a way to keep my 
loved ones safe – and from now on, the loved ones of 
Hanelie and my sister-in-law, Thea, and her husband 
Hans – Thea suffering watching her daughter hurt 
By the death of her man, I feel so disappointed with the 
system of life- how can guardian angels guard me and 
then fail to guard Louis, the father of a young family – 
and Hanelie crying - How can I carry on- without 
you, Louis? No guru can explain this to me
Talking of decisions taken pre-birth – it is awful - 
cannot be made good…
17 March 2013
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