I agree that nature's creativity is awe-inspiring and morally neutral, but I think that view of cosmic evolution is consistent with thinking of nature as monstrous. Of course, this depends on what "monster" is supposed to mean. I've written about that elsewhere:

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/does-the-universe-have-a-character-89310a6534e7?sk=45b37717495e45aac297943a7fe5c834

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/can-we-intuit-the-meaning-of-natures-wild-creativity-a6dcbcdfcf4f?sk=45a2b14639bb1b1cb01279209af2f576

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/why-you-should-be-haunted-by-natures-physicality-4d52310d0817?sk=e1407bef36888713f080746a51b4c7ba

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/how-natures-monstrousness-drives-human-progress-ce11407cbc86?sk=c6638b342efd2abf2854fb9e4a71cf4d