May your passion be the kernel of corn stuck between your molars, always reminding you there's something to tend to.

The image of a corn kernel stuck between the molars turns “passion” into a small, persistent irritation—something you can’t ignore, even if you try. Rather than portraying passion as a grand, uplifting force, the line frames it as a nagging reminder of unfinished work: a vocation, project, relationship, or calling that keeps returning to consciousness. The blessing (“May your…”) suggests a wish for productive restlessness: an inner prompt that prevents complacency and keeps attention trained on what matters. The homely, bodily metaphor also grounds ambition in everyday experience, implying that meaningful pursuits are maintained through continual tending, not occasional inspiration.