In William Wordsworth's poem "Lines Written in Early Spring," "nature's heavenly scheme" looks to be having a good time. As the speaker sits in a grove contemplating the plant and animal life that exists there, they notice that joy is present in all sentient beings. 22nd of July, 2020 -- 3:22 am Natural beauty can give us hope because it shows that humanity has not destroyed nature but instead works with it to improve lives through technology and civilization. Natural disasters also show that humanity is not immune to sin which means we should not feel proud of our progress as a species. Nature provides freedom from labor by ensuring its survival value for humans. We would not have enough time to sleep, eat, or take care of ourselves if we had to find our own food or shelter every day. So in this way, nature allows us to live life to the fullest while still giving us the ability to work hard when needed. Humanity has been described as a plague on Earth because we cause suffering and death with our activities. However, this view of humanity is wrong because we are also capable of great love and kindness. Even though we do harm others sometimes intentionally or unintentionally, we can recover from our mistakes and learn from them. In conclusion, the holy plan of Nature is to create a world that is free from pain and full of happiness for all sentient beings.