will come on their own, with desire —

 Carrying the weapon, plough —

 ŏne having long and huge divine hand that gives until (the one asking) saying enough, head of the nithya sūris (eternal residents of ṣrīvaikuṇtam ),  —

the ancient dhĕvas (such as brahmā et al) who are sādhanānushtāna parar (those who are trying to reach emperumān through their own efforts) —

and bestowed Your grace —

 mercifully grant the opportunity to serve you. —

 kindly shower your mercy. —

 one who gives his great mercy —

 who eagerly gives —

 mercifully showered your grace and entered; —

providing dwelling place —

the divine mind focussed on mercy —

why is she nurturing her desire for emperumān? —

 (and emperumān) always creating problems —

have not practiced any —

town inhabited by the learned, —

emperumān who is having the divine white coloured conch which is curling towards the right —

yearning to see —

brahmā, who was taught the four vĕdhas, along with their [musical] tunes —

one who was inimical —