I Will Seek You Where The Lost Can Be Found

An angel-gargoyle poem... to be read as three poems - "Where The Lost Can Be Found" (right of midpoint), then "I Will Seek You" (left of midpoint) and lastly, "I Will Seek You Where The Lost Can Be Found" (whole lines).

If you get lost,	Lost in the void,
I will seek you -	In the darkness,
Pull you back from that place	Where fear and anger fester,
Even if it means	I wander alone -
Long, tough, tired days	With nothing to show for it
I am hopeful of	The future,
Our future,	A bright light
Which shines	Through the fog,
With a glory to awaken all that	Is dead, a dying husk with no hope
You are	And I am too
A seeker after joy, of	The truth of all things:
Life and existence	Leaves you with questions
And a lightness of being	In the strangest of places
That can never be taken away