John-Francis Quiñonez reads "Re: Watching You Without Me"

John Francis Quinones, an artist and writer, presents a poem from a collection inspired by Kate Bush's 'Hounds of Love'. The poem, dedicated to his sister Caitlin Maria Quinones, explores themes of distance and nonverbal communication with a loved one. It delves into personal reflections on change, identity, and the fear of being unrecognizable. The narrative also touches on the significance of memories and treasures, pondering what makes them valuable. The poem concludes with an introspective look at quiet, unspoken thoughts and feelings.

In what ways does the speaker question their relationship with their sister?

What does the speaker mean by 'I don't know what to do, watching you without me'?