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In a world where beauty is defined by grace,
Lived a woman with a horse face, a peculiar case.
Her features were rough, her visage quite coarse,
But her spirit was wild, like a horse at full force.

Her eyes were deep, like the ocean’s abyss,
Her nose wide and flat, as if to dismiss
The norms of society, the rules of the game,
She embraced her uniqueness, without any shame.

Her hair was untamed, like a mane in the wind,
Her lips were thick, like a horse’s chin.
But her laughter was loud, like a trumpet’s call,
Her voice was strong, she could command them all.

She rode through the streets, with a fierce pride,
Her horse face shining, with a radiant glow.
She didn’t need validation, or approval to seek,
For she was a warrior, a queen, a mystique.

She was a woman with a horse face, a rare find,
A soul so beautiful, a heart so kind.
She taught us to love ourselves, and to be free,
To embrace our flaws, and to just be.

 Split infinitives are a specific type of misplacement of a modifier.

An infinitive in many languages is one word, but in English, it is a verb preceded by the word to: (to write, to examine, to take, to cooperate). When an adverb appears between to and the verb itself, that is splitting the infinitive.

Correcting Split Infinitive Problems

Incorrect:   She decided to instantly quit her job.

To correct the above sentence, instantly should appear before or after the infinitive conjugation of the verb, not in the middle of it.

One can see from a draft Shakespeare manuscript that an Editor noted and corrected the following problems in The Bard’s poetry

To just like, you know, be, or not to just like, be, that is the question:
Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to just like, um, suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to just like, you know, take arms against a sea of troubles
And by opposing end them. To just like sort of like die—to just sleep