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What we really feel about miss matching? Is it crazy, acceptable or tough to take. But    What we really feel about miss matching? Is it crazy, acceptable or tough to take. But   What we really feel about miss matching? Is it crazy, acceptable or tough to take. But  hat we really feel about miss matching? Is it crazy, acceptable or tough to take. But according to me miss matching is very creative action that happens naturally and manually. This make and add more meaning.
     First, miss matching is called to be when two different or contrasted thing combinationly joined each our for any reason. In this word having miss matching like intereligion or intercountry marriges, growing up a animal like child and family members are also come under this miss matching.
     So,here is my painting that shows miss matching between two things..
A boot as a flower vase🤗
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