yes
Very poetic :). Literal (love in general): Kärlek (you can also use kärleken = the love, sounds strange in English but works fine in swedish) är som dagg som faller på både nässlor och liljor. To avoid using "som" twice and make it more poetic you can use: Kärleken är lik (actually means "is similar to") den dagg som faller på både nässlor och liljor. or: Kärleken är som den dagg vilken (also to avoid double "som", vilken=which) faller på både nässlor och liljor. = Love is like the dew which falls on both nettles and lillies.
They are both 5ft8in
You can't have your cake, and eat it!
Bobby pinson wrote it with Nettles and bush...both of sugerland.
Water lillies, Bladderworts , African water lettuce, Water Hyacinth,
The are both part of Niagara Falls.
"That is one of his many practical jokes" is just a statement, neither an adjective nor a proverb, although the words many and practical are both adjectives.
Kristian Bush and his Sugarland partner Jennifer Nettles are both 5'8.
Yes
impressionism. it was a 3-D type of painting. He painted water lillies and the sunrise using this, both paintings are still in L'Ouvre in Paris
they are both beautiful, Niagara Falls scenery is better on the Canadian side.