explain the narrator's experience in finding out what happiness is: about the poet
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The narrator was happy to be alone high up above the sleeping country side he was flying his old Dakota aeroplane. He was dreaming of his holiday and looking forward to being with his family.
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The narrator dreamed of vacation and was looking forward to his family.
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- Everything went black as he flew into the storm.
- Outside the plane, it was hard to see anything. It sprang and twirled in the air. When he looked at his compass, he noticed that it was spinning in circles. And was no longer alive.
- Other instruments, including the radio, were also dead as a result of it. Suddenly, he noticed another plane. Its pilot waved him over and motioned for him to follow.
- He was relieved to have found someone to assist him. He ran out of his last fuel tank and had enough fuel to fly for 5 or 10 minutes. The other pilot then began to descend, and he followed suit.
- He appeared out of the clouds and saw the runway, where he successfully landed his plane.
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