Fatalità

"Fatalità" by Ada Negri is a collection of poetic works written in the early 20th century. The collection delves into themes of suffering, hope, and the struggles of the human spirit, often reflecting on the poet's personal experiences and societal observations. Negri's poems draw upon her own life as she portrays the plight of those in poverty and addresses larger existential questions surrounding love, fate, and resilience. The opening of "Fatalità" presents a preface that pays homage to Ada Negri's talent and struggles as a poet unfamiliar to the broader public despite her admiration in private circles. It describes her background, her experiences as a teacher, and her longing for a life that extends beyond the confines of her modest circumstances. The pieces included showcase her emotional depth as they explore themes of destiny, the weight of suffering, and the flame of hope within despair. The preface sets the stage for Negri's poignant lyrical style, suggesting that her poetry emerges from a place of true personal turmoil and a fierce desire for beauty and meaning in her life.