50 Year Old Cryptic Letter From John Lennon Surfaces

50 Year Old Cryptic Letter From John Lennon Surfaces | I Love Classic Rock Videos

John Lennon at the Tomorrow Show - TheMMProducties / Youtube

A bizarre letter from the late Beatle John Lennon has recently come up and has been making rounds in the online community. Lennon’s official Instagram profile posted a cryptic write up of the late artist, entitled the ABECEDARIUM, on the 3rd of June, 2019. The letter reads:

ABECEDARIUM, 1969

A is for Parrot which we can plainly see
B is for glasses which we can plainly see
C is for plastic which we can plainly see
D is for Doris
E is for binoculars I’ll get in five
F is for Ethel who lives next door
G is for orange which we love to eat when we can get them because they come from abroad
H is for England and (Heather)
I is for monkey we see in the tree
J is for parrot which we can plainly see
K is for shoetop we wear to the ball
L is for Land because brown
M is for Venezuela where the oranges come from
N is for Brazil near Venezuela (very near)
O is for football which we kick about a bit
T is for Tommy who won the war
Q is a garden which we can plainly see
R is for intestines which hurt when we dance
S is for pancake or whole-wheat bread
U is for Ethel who lives on the hill
P is Arab and her sister will
V is for me
W is for lighter which never lights
X is easter—have one yourself
Y is a crooked letter and you can’t straighten it
Z is for Apple which we can plainly see

This is my story both humble and true
Take it to pieces and mend it with glue

The certain letter seems to be a part of the 1969 exhibit Bag One, which was a collection of drawings and lithographs by John Lennon, which detailed his wedding ceremony and honeymoon with wife Yoko Ono, including one of their bed-ins for peace. You can read the letter in its original form below.

John Lennon’s ABECEDARIUM, 1969 – johnlennonofficial / Instagram