f = {'red':'31m', 
     'green':'32m', 
     'yellow':'33m', 
     'blue':'34m', 
     'magenta':'35m', 
     'cyan':'36m', 
     'lightgray':'37m', 
     'darkgray':'90m',
     'white':'97m'}

def colorize(color, text):
  colortext=f'\033[{color}{text}\033[00m'
  return colortext

print(colorize(f['red'], 'Hello, World!')
# Hello, World! (In Red)  
      
      
# Alternatively, a function wrapper for each specific color can easily be dropped into any project...
def red(text):
    # Will print in Red
    colortext = f'\033[31m{text}\033[00m'
    return colortext


def blue(text):
    # Will Print in Blue
    colortext = f'\033[34m{text}\033[00m'
    return colortext


def magenta(text):
    colortext = f'\033[35m{text}\033[00m'
    return colortext


def cyan(text):
    colortext = f'\033[36m{text}\033[00m'
    return colortext