What does Nature say will happen to the reader?

In this poem, Nature is speaking to the reader and reassuring the reader as to why death is not to be feared.  Nature does this by telling the reader what will happen to her/him after death.

Nature gives three consolations to tell us why we shouldn't fear death:

1. When we die, our consciousness gets mixed with the whole universe so we will be part of all the greatest people ever and they will be part of us.


2. When we die our bodies will become one with nature (physically).


3. We will merge with everything -- we will be fulfilling our destiny as humans.

So nature is saying that we will be like everyone else and mix ourselves and our consciousness with the whole universe.