Ask AI: Write a sad poem about the people I love being better off without me in their life

In the stationary silence of the night, I wonder if I am their delight, Or just a shadow that blurs their sight, Perhaps they're better off in my absence, quiet. Underneath a mocking moon, I think, Of love I give and the bonds that link, Do I add value, or only sink, Are they better without me, if only I had the inkling? The family I cherish, friends I adore, Would their lives flourish more by the sea or the shore, If I was but a distant, forgotten folklore, A missing puzzle piece, they don't seek anymore. Do they laugh radiant, brighter without me, An unseen cage now broken free? Oh, how cruel can self-doubt be, A constant whispering uncertainty. In the corners of a starry sky, I imagine their happiness flying high, In a world where I'm an unspoken good-bye, No tears to shed, no cause to sigh. But yet, I naught but wish them light, Love, joy, hearts airy and light, Even if I'm lost in eternal night, May they always be soaring in endless flight. This sorrow-strung song, heartbreakingly sung, Echoes in the silence, a bell grimly rung, Yet remember that every soul among, Has intrinsic value, a melody unsung. Oh, doubter, your presence does matter, Even if your heart feels shattered, Your worth is not a puzzle scattered, Love yourself first, let the rest come after.