Dozens of poets and writers became famous in Arabic literature, known to readers and narrators of literature, and their names - let alone news of them - do not reach the illiterate and semi-illiterate people among the ignorant of the masses, except for one poet who became famous among these poets and writers in his field. "Abu Al-Nawwas" by always emphasizing the waw and increasing the alif and lam for definiteness.
This poet's deviation from this rule was not due to the ease of his poetry. The illiterate people who transmit his news and anecdotes do not transmit a single line of his poetry, nor do they narrate it in the Qur'an or without it. Rather, they know the poet as a "personality" with news, and they do not know him as a speaker who composes poetry.
Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad