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On the basis of the underlying mathematical permutation, Inger Christensen’s  brev i april  counts as part of her systemic poetry (’systemdigtning’). The form of the poem, structured by the mathematical permutation, becomes a carrier of significance which is interwoven with the content level of the poem by a pattern of motives. The possible infinity of the permutation as much as the periodical ending of it, refer in its double structure to the cyclic life of mankind. Furthermore, the structure of the poem emphasizes a profound skepticism towards language, which is the central aspect of the poem, and rais­es the question, if language can refer to the world and the things within it. The poem therefore discusses the human (in)ability to name the things in the world. Furthermore, it opens up the picture of a labyrinth between mankind and the world, i.e. the loss of the connection between them. The positive ending, ­however, is, on the basis of the periodical structure, not a guaranty for a positive future.

”Jeg tænker, altså er jeg en del af labyrinten.” – Zum Zusammenhang von System und Sprache in Inger Christensens brev i april