Harmony+in+Nature

The harmony the speaker sees in nature contrasts sharply with human society, and it is what makes nature so appealing to the speaker. By seeing harmony, he also must recognize order in the natural world. He believes humans should be more ordered like nature, and this encourages him to commit more acts "Of kindness and love" (35) when out of nature's presence. These good feelings remain with him when in civilization, "In which the heavy and weary weight of all this unintelligible world is lightened" (39-41).