How would you convert TextStructure into a list of vertices that are directed from the first member of the list to the next and then the next? For example,

TextStructure["Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system, \
eleven times bigger in diameter than Earth and two-and-a-half times \
more massive than all the other planets put together. Jupiter has no \
solid surface. Beneath the gas clouds lies hot, liquid hydrogen, then \
a layer of hydrogen in a form similar to liquid metal, and finally a \
rocky core. Jupiter has a faint ring around its equator made of \
microscopic dust particles.", "DependencyGraphs"]

The directed lists which generate the abstraction graphs in natural language processing really aid in the visualization of latent spaces.

What would you do if you wanted to create the directed list with, instead of natural numbers, strings of words? Which is to generate list-oriented DirectedEdges.

With[{text = 
   StringSplit[
    "What do you call an arrow function that cares about where it is \
invoked & called (for example, not about where it is defined)? The \
idea is that the 8 year old has a lot to look forward to, therefore \
is most analogous to the arrow function; he's taking his true calling \
and following the laws of physics, rather than being affected by the \
laws of physics. He thus finds the illogical arrangement in the data, \
caring about the logical progression of the data (for example, not \
its definition).", {" ", ". ", ", ", "
"}]},
 CommunityGraphPlot[
  Graph[Flatten[
    Select[Thread[Rule[Drop[text, -1], Drop[text, 1]]], 
     UnsameQ[#, {}] &]]], VertexLabels -> "Name"]]