Shall I Walk On My Way?

I was playing on the ground Wrapping sunshine and delight together. I didn't know grief or sorrow had there been. But, an endless cloud covered my sky one afternoon, And I came to know, you were no more. My days of innocence had gone with that day's twilight. I learned from that very evening How to live without a Tree. I grew up soon knowing, nothing was there To claim from life. And my adulthood also taught me, To squeeze the best from it. What I missed throughout I tried To give to all. But, I can not love them As much as you, father I can't fill the gap. I couldn't know what pain Ate my brother, I didn't try to cure. So he passed away so alone Without giving a clue. Death, death is so cruel It snatched my bliss away. At this point of mid-noon, Shall I walk on my way?