How home can compare to a rainbow

When I hear the word "home," I think of somewhere where you can fully be yourself and where you can have fun after a long day of doing work. I want to invite you to try to compare your home to a rainbow and all the different colors on it. Red is an amazing example of a color that you would find in your home. Red is an amazing example because of disagreements or fights you have with your parents or siblings. Blue is another incredible example of what I'm trying to explain to you. Even though I think we all know what the color blue would be in your home, I think it’s still better to explain it. Blue would most likely be sadness because sometimes everyone in your home can be sad because that is a completely common emotion to have in your home. Indigo can be envy/jealousy because who hasn’t once in their life been jealous because their neighbor or someone they know had something they didn’t? Yellow can be happiness. You might have trouble thinking about how happiness is a color of your home, but think about one time you and your family were all happy. I remember a time when I and my family were all watching the Montreal Canadiens (the best team ever) play against the Toronto Maple Leafs (the worst team ever) and beat them 5-2. After that game, I and my family all went to bed happy and joyful. Back to the rainbow. Orange can be the color of stress; you might not think you have a lot of stress in your home, but most people do, with deadlines and money being tight or even a school/work project. Violet can be the color of embarrassment because most homes can be embarrassed in case, say, your house got hit by a tree or looked like it got hit by a tree, and you worried people would judge you. What I'm trying to say here, everybody, is that there are ups and downs to everyone's home, and you shouldn’t think any less about your home from seeing someone else's. Your own home can be whatever you want it to be, from a new kingdom or city to an entirely new world. Thank you for your time