Breasts Write Poetry to One Another

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Because this is America and because, it seems, everyone freaks out at the site of nudity, we can’t really show you all of this Pink Ribbon Magazine campaign which benefits the Pink Ribbon Foundation of Netherlands. But you can click over to Adland to see the nudity in all its glory.

The campaign aims to treat each of “the girls” as life-long friends, joined by poetry, who can’t be separated by the nastiness of breast cancer.

Grey Amsterdam created the campaign.

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