He finds her picture in the drawer
Surprised he kept it at any longer
Why does she belong with the women in his life
With their association he paid the price
The life of his wife was the most expensive of them all.
With the lost of her he began his fall
His descent into hell and bitter torment
The scars are bone deep and he loses sleep
Forgiveness is a luxury he doesn't deserve because he placed his trust in her
'Her' The devil with the green eyes and the most insidious smile
Whose words were the poisoned tipped arrow of betrayal
The depth of her savagery is more than a layer.
If he was Adam then she was Eve, also the poisonous snake meant to deceive
Terri was the Eden lost in the bargain because he was looking for a reprieve
For what he know naught that allowed himself to be used, where was his sieve
'Nina Myers' The name invokes deceit, horror and loathing that is well-deep
A yawning crevice that never seems to fill as if time has been standing still
If his gaze ever falls on her again he knows it is the end because he will kill with intent
Other times can be explained away without offense or necessary for his country defense
In his gut there is no apology neither is there regret
For the man he is turning into, He will accept the consequence
If only to let the memory of his Terri be without a mark or blemish
So Jack Bauer trudges onward, looking for a small ray of hope
He perceives it in his daughter who wears her mother's smile
She makes it seem all worthwhile that there is no reason to wile the time
Another is the darkness and nightmares that rebuke him in the night
When dawn breaks he is left with a reminder that life will not be right
As long as Nina Myers is still alive,
The good has not triumphed and his wife's soul will not see the light
until he assures the fates with retribution in the way of the might
His eyes catch his profile in the mirror; there is solid determination in their depths
He not a man who can be reasoned, to abandon his quest for revenge
He will wait with bated breath, the heart of vengeance hammering in his chest.
It curdles his gut with fiendish delight; time would be put to the test
Knowing her soul was restless to continue with their game of chess
The moment will come, very soon in future tense
When the perpetrator of the cutting wound would meet her much-deserving end
An ode to Nina Myers incase people have forgotten her. I still love her.
