I must say I'm impressed. Wonderful, wonderful bit of prose, there. I love the spoken train of thought, it's really well done. You have a knack for writing, don't you dare give it up.

(The Simon and Garfunkel lyrics only made me like it more.)

Kudos,
Yavie

*applause*
*more applause*
*applause with whoo-hoo's*

Glad you put in the name changes. Nice touch.
Yup, I forget those a lot, too :p
This one, I'm pretty sure of, though: the name was Midgard. You probably just missed the 'd'.

By any chance, could a certain half-elf been spawned by the Bryant blood line?
Oh yeah. "lots of girls", right?

Anyways, great requiem for Genis. *two thumbs up*

*moves to google for pictures of Runeglom*

That was beautiful. You had the characterization down perfectly; I don't think you once said Genis's name, but anyone who has played the game would have no trouble guessing who it was. And all the events that have transpired since the war, what the various characters went on to do - it all fits them perfectly. (Well, Sheena's marriage is questionable, but it works.) I guess what I'm trying to say is that this is great and please keep writing.

I'm impressed. This is good. Obviously no chance of a sequel, but I'd like to see you do another work or two. Just one question: Why the Final Fantasy crossover? Midgar? Come on.

The rest was good. Good luck on your next works.

¿ObviousMan?

I have no idea who the characters are, but I'd just like to say that this was beautifully written.
And I love the ending!
Is the poem at the beggining and the end of the story something you made up, or are they from someone else?
Any ways, I love your writings! Can't wait for more!