This tiny poem is hard to pin down, and that seems to be part of the point. It is built almost entirely from the small connecting words we use to join thoughts: "from," "to," and "or." Instead of giving us ideas, it shows us the machinery that moves between them. The phrase "pair wise" suggests ideas being matched up two at a time, the way we compare, contrast, or link things when we think.
The title, "nodokk," and the line "level three" hint at some kind of system or game, though the poem doesn't say what, so any reading of that is a guess. What the speaker feels is also left open. The tone is cool and detached, almost like instructions or a diagram. Yet "from to and or" also has a rhythm, like a small chant, and the words point in different directions: movement, joining, and choice. The mood is quiet, puzzling, and a little playful, inviting you to fill in the gaps yourself.