This rather clunky comic art (not my finest artistic hour) was really trying to get the young muslims to broaden their horizons with regard to what they were capable of, so you needn't be too disappointed that my scanner couldn't really cope with the artwork, and I've just appended some small images below the text. Like "The Winds", this was actually a rework of something written some time before. Actually, it was a rework of a former rework that is on the site under the title 'Signrhymes'. As with "The Winds", the lines of the verse are all based on ayats in the Qur'an, but I don't have a ready list of references for this so you'll have to work them out for yourself.
 

SUN & MOON

Splitting the horizon
          rising up out of the night,
Into the brightness of the morning
          radiating heat and light,
It guides the stretching sundial shadow
          through the seasons of its way,
The sun is for a reckoning
          until we meet our final day.

Displayed by day a blazing lamp
          crossing the heavens on charted arc,
It falls enshrouded by the night
          to leave us resting in the dark.
Yet when the shadows gather
          and the daylight's course has run,
We see the moon swim through the sky
          reflecting on the trail of the sun.

But as days turn to weeks
          the full moon turns thin,
Then leaves only starlight
          in the heavens again,
Until bent like a palm bough
          the moon reappears,
Letting us count the months
          that divide up the years.