we were desirous —

 ẏou should show your mercy towards us —

for us —

for us (who are his possession) —

thinking that it is for oneself —

with stubbornness saying ‘ī will do what ī like’ —

do we (who have your grace), have? —

 in our matters —

 īn our matter —

 for us —

 for us to reside —

 to me (who is suffering due to separation). —

 for our lord —

 for us (who are ananyaprayŏjanar (without any expectations)) —