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If you are new to the game, it's a great lesson to learn, one which you most likely won't repeat.
World is created at one end and destroyed at the other. This is how you can forever be adrift in about 4 GB or RAM.
If you leave your raft, even though you seem to be static, you are static relative to the water, so you move.
The island disappeared because it has reached the end of the world and went away.
This is a balance between realism and gameplay. They want you to be on the raft, since it is your only means of survival, but they don't want the raft to wait for you otherwise what is the point of navigating, having an anchor or creating any sort of danger if your raft just hovers around you like an obedient dog.
It can be argued that you should die when the raft is too far away but TBH whether or not the island disappears is irrelevant. You died because the raft is gone. I prefer the bones showing a bit than a message going "raft is lost" and getting killed because you went to explore a very large island.