I think @AlexanderDumbass nailed it. The garden is obviously a cemetery and he visits her there, then he sees her breathing so he knows she is alive, in the next world.
I think the "garden" reference changes in the last verse, to mean the garden of Eden, a metaphor for heaven, where he knows that they will one day meet again.
I think @AlexanderDumbass nailed it. The garden is obviously a cemetery and he visits her there, then he sees her breathing so he knows she is alive, in the next world.
I think the "garden" reference changes in the last verse, to mean the garden of Eden, a metaphor for heaven, where he knows that they will one day meet again.