Do you think skyscrapers ever get vertigo?

The skyline stretched before me like a symphony of glass and steel. Each building seemed to vie for attention, reflecting sunlight in a way that felt both chaotic and harmonious. The water below rippled gently as a yacht passed by, its wake creating fleeting patterns on the surface. I paused to take it all in—the contrast between nature’s stillness and the city’s restless ambition. A flock of seagulls hovered nearby, their cries punctuating the distant hum of urban life. It struck me how this view was both imposing and strangely tranquil, as if the city itself had learned to coexist with its surroundings.