Where did Keats write “wrinkled brow and sneer of cold command”? Face to Face with Hon. Henry Litton GBM CBM JP, Former Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal | Hong Kong Lawyer > A good judge is also humble – they “see the world as the common man and woman sees it.” They don’t judge from “some great height”, with a _“wrinkled brow and sneer of cold command”_ , he said, referencing the poet Keats. Google couldn't find it. ![Image of results Google search for "keats wrinkled brow and sneer of cold command", showing the response "It looks like there aren't great matches for your search" and a number of irrelevant responses.](

This is because it is a slight misquote, the line being

> And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,

It's from Ozymandias, by Percy Shelley, not Keats.