subprocess.call change color of shell

[sparkz_alot]

I'm not near the linux machine at the moment, but tried on the windows 10:

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import subprocess
import colorama as cr

print("Some text in default color.")

cr.init()    # Needed for Windows, supposedly ignored by linux
print(cr.Fore.GREEN)

subprocess.run("dir", shell=True)

print(cr.Style.RESET_ALL)
print("Hopefully some text in default color, again.")

Output:

Output:
C:\Python\scratch.py
Some text in default color.    # Default color

#    This is in Green
 Volume in drive C is Acer
 Volume Serial Number is 8CE3-7690

 Directory of C:\Python\

01/19/2017  09:54    <DIR>          .
01/19/2017  09:54    <DIR>          ..

01/19/2017  09:54               479 scratch.py
               1 File(s)         479 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  907,242,061,824 bytes free

Hopefully some text in default color, again.    #Back to default color

C:\Python\>