"Fatalità" by Ada Negri is a poetry collection published in 1892. This debut work propelled an unknown schoolteacher from Motta Visconti to national prominence as a poetess in Italy. While containing some love lyrics, the collection primarily establishes Negri as a social poet whose destiny is to be the voice of the people, expressing their struggles and origins. Written in alternating hendecasyllables and seven-syllable lines with rhyming couplets, the work achieved remarkable popularity that astonished even its author, gaining international attention through translations into German, Polish, and Armenian.