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Listener Esser.

Listener Essie. Welcome back to Infants on Thrones. I'm Glenn Ostland and this is our November 2018

listener essay contest where you the listeners get to say what

you want to say how you want to say it where you want to say it and it is more

than a privilege that that wear gets to be here.

That we get to host these on infants on thrones where so many of us are all infants sitting on different kinds of thrones, right?

Today's essay comes from Eric and his title

Millstone. And after you listen, please go to our website and vote for it and

provide the author some personal feedback.

Winners will be announced in early December.

First place gets $200, second place $100 and third place $50. All right, ready, set.

All right, go ahead.

Hi there, this is Eric Herman and I wrote this song Millstone

after reading some of the stories on Protect LDS Children.

And that's probably all I need to say, but I feel like I should add that this song is not

my personal experience.

But I do write and perform music for kids and sometimes songs about kids are part of that and this was something important to try to talk about.

Now this song is definitely not for kids. It's very dark, you'll see.

For me, the challenge wasn't trying to tell a story from a kid's perspective in a way that wasn't too obvious.

I don't think kids are obvious a lot of times with something like this.

You know they draw a picture of a monster and you have to figure out what does that

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