What color is misery?

Misery is black because…

• “It’s dark and depressing .”
• “Blind to what can bring joy, left in the dark to be consumed by a overwhelming sea of emptiness. There’s a pit in your stomach, and it’s deep. You can’t see the bottom.”
• “Dark, death, void.”
• “Depression.”
• “Black is the color of the void, which is often where you feel like you are when you’re miserable.”

Misery is grey because…

• “What can be clearly seen cannot be misery. Misery lies in a place of utter confusion and untruth, no clarity. ”
• “Black looks aesthetically pleasing, grey is confused, grey is in misery.”
• “Misery is grey because when a person is miserable they have no color in their life.”
• “It’s gloomy.”
• “Black is death, grey is misery. Grey is the color of a cloudy and rainy day, when there’s no sun in sight.”
• “Grey clouds make me miserable.”
• “Grey gives a feeling of emptiness like misery does.”
• “It’s gloomy and grey, but not as dark as black.”
• “Because it’s a shade, not even a colour. Also reminds me of old footage of miserable times: wars, economic depressions, etc.”
• “Misery is dull; grey is dull.”

Misery is blue because…

• “It’s not void of feeling; it’s visible enough to feel awful.”
• “Blue is the color of sadness, the color of the tears that fall from your eyes when you feel pain. ”
• “Sadness.”
• “Blue, associated with sadness, can be also known as MISERY. Tears are blue, and you cry when you’re sad, and sadness is associated with MISERY.”
• “Blue Monday, feeling blue.”
• “Misery is sadness, and sadness is mostly portrayed as blue.”

Misery is purple because…

• “Misery is purple like a bruise.”

Misery is red because…

• “Misery is red because red is a sometimes a suspicious color.”
• “Hell is red, and you are in misery in hell.”

Misery is white because…

• “Misery is white because it is the absence of pretty much any other feeling, and white is the absence of color.”