The passage also uses poetic expressions to show that an utterance following another may function as an accompanying state rather than as a fully separate report. The absence of a visible conjunction does not by itself prove complete semantic independence.
For example, after the supplicatory phrase “Wa-llāhu yubqīka lanā sāliman” (“May Allah preserve you safe for us”), terms of praise follow in the poet’s arrangement. The analyst must decide whether the next expression functions as a prayer, a circumstantial description, or an independent statement before deciding whether conjunction is rhetorically appropriate.
Sound analysis of poetry therefore combines syntax, context, communicative purpose, and poetic arrangement, rather than treating the presence of wāw as a purely mechanical rule.