If viewed in black and white, it could be Earth, br with river deltas, shores and sculpted rock. br But sands in endless dunes round half its girth, br are ever- frozen grains of ice which flock, br enslaved by Saturn's tidal-driven winds. br Revealed in filtered amber twilight haze, br the similarity to Earth rescinds. br br Volcanic slushy ice spreads tar-film glaze, br across ice landscapes; ranges, plains and dust. br And methane clouds replenish methane lakes, br reflecting skies which glow like vapoured rust. br Up high, a prebiotic cocktail shakes, br as sunlight strafes an elemental mix br and smog drifts down past rainbows infrared. br br Our dying sun in future will transfix br the Earth with bloodshot eye; prognosis- dead. br But creeping warmth is outer planet's boon. br Ammonia and water oceans form. br Exotic life erupts on Saturn's moon, br an eon-length methanogenic storm. br And maybe refugees from Earth or Mars, br will call the orange world of Titan ‘ours'.