“Precisely Now”

Poetry Review: In “Precisely Now,” Lawrence Joseph’s Prophetic Fury Meets Love’s Fragile Serenity

September 17, 2026
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A lawyer-poet’s arguments against war, racism, plutocracy, and despair are sharpened by moments of sensual attention and stubborn devotion.

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