Khali Raymond: 137 books

Khali Raymond has come to your rescue once more with another edition of some mesmerizing poetry. Consisting of twenty-three poems, they talk of different subjects pertaining to reality, dreams, death, and capital. Before you get into this, ask yourself: Are you prepared to dive into the blood of a vocalic? Are you prepared to lose yourself in the clutters of these words?

Khali isn't resting at all as he's back on the scene with another set of poems. But, this time, he has taken a different approach by writing them in a dark, abstract, and astonishing way. Are you ready for the verses Khali has penned?

His World. Khali wants you to step into it, he has personally crafted this world from the verses he has penned. There's a world that's not like the one we live in that Khali wants you to step into. Are you ready to go into this world? Are you ready for...His World?

Khali has returned with yet another masterpiece that will soothe the soul. He has dug through his files, and found a few valuable treasures that were poking around in the space. Khali has come to share it with you all, in the form of spoken word and impeccable rhythm.

Here it is. Of all the hard work and time that it took, the class of 2017 is graduating! Khali is part of that class and he's back with another project. Khali decides to go the extra mile by writing his farewell letter to the school that has taught him the most, East Side High School.

My mother always used to tell me that she gave me the name "Khali" for a reason. Not because she thought the name was cute, but because she knew that I was going to be great the first time that she laid eyes on me. Khali is an Arabic name, which translates to "eternal" or "god."...

Welcome to my room. It's going to be quite the stay. The furniture arrangement may be a bit out of whack, but whatever. Sit down in this chair, and listen to what I have to say. Don't fall asleep now. That wouldn't be a polite thing to do, would it? If I'm talking, then listen. I got enough people in my life that don't want to hear me out. It is what it is. Are you hearing me?

In Maliki & Me, a sun has risen. Tali Raymond, the son of Maliki Raymond, was born on December 22, 1998 in Westlowe Hopsital located in the City of Dustingfold, New Jersey. As Tali grows from an infant to a young child, the people and the world around him will change dramatically. His father,...

On this day nineteen years ago, a star rose. A true revolutionary was introduced to the fold. In Best of Nineteen, Khali takes you on a trip as he refreshes your memory with the works he's released so far in his career. Not only that, but he celebrates life by showing you some of his greatest memories...

"To You, Girl" was a very important project for Khali. Now, he has come back around with yet another small project, explaining his basis and reasoning of this piece as he breaks it down by the key ideas and selections from the book.

Khali has pieced together seven of his long-hidden songs that he has written over years, alongside many more in his possession. What messages does this book of songs convey? What are the themes of these masterworks present in this book?

Welcome to the second entry of "The Collective" series. Khali has a series of lyrics he has penned that revolves around his life and everything he may be feeling at the time of writing these lyrics.

The Collection has came back into the space. This time, Khali will show you nine of his many archived songs that he has written over the years. Read on because you will not stop turning the page once you pick this book up.

Here it is, the fourth entry to the "Collective Thoughts" series. What has resonated inside of Khali's mind now? You can only find out once you read this new iteration!