pulambina putkaLum pUmpozhilgaLin vAy
	pOyiRRuk kangkul pugundhadhu pulari
kalandhadhu guNa thisai kanaikadal aravam
	kaLi vaNdu mizhaRRiya kalampagam punaindha
alangkalan thodaiyal koNdu adiyiNai paNivAn
	amarargaL pugundhanar Adhalil ammA!
ilangkaiyar kOn vazhipAdu sey kOyil
	emperumAn! paLLi ezhundharuLAyE

Meaning:

putkaLum 			- The birds
pozhilgaLin vAy 		- in the gardens
pU 				- with blossomed flowers
pulambina 			- (awoke and) made noise.
kangkul 			- The night
pOyiRRu 			- is completed and
pulari 				- the morning
pugundhadhu 			- has arrived.
aravam 				- The sound
kanai kadal 			- of the noisy ocean
guNa thisai 			- in the east
kalandhadhu 			- has spread.
amarargaL 			- The devas
am alangkal thodaiyal koNdu 	- bearing the beautiful Alangal garlands
kalampagam punaindha 		- made with many types of flowers
mizhaRRiya 			- (that are surrounded by) the noise
vaNdu 				- made by the bees
kaLi 				- that drank honey and became happy,
pugundhanar 			- have come
adi iNai paNivAn 		- to worship at Your divine feet.
Adhalil 			- Therefore,
ammA 				- O! Supreme Lord and
em perumAn 			- our Lord (who rests)
sey kOyil 			- in the temple where
ilangkaiyar kOn 		- the Lanka king Vibeeshana
vazhipAdu 			- worshipped,
paLLi ezhundharuLAy 		- wake up and grace us.

Vyakhyana Saram:
The devas bearing the garlands made of flowers from the Karpaga (Kalpa) tree are reciting Veda mantras and are urgently waiting for Your orders. You who do not distinguish between devas, asuras, men, animals, etc and accept everyone's service should wake up and accept our service.

In the previous pasuram, Azhvar indicated that the bees in the fields had woken up ("vayaluL irindhana surumbinam"). In this pasuram, he is stating that the birds in the gardens, which wake up only after the morning has well arrived, have woken up. The difference between the two is the same as that between those in His service and the samsaris who are trapped in their senses. The former are like the bees that wake up as soon as it dawns; the latter are like the birds that enjoy the flowery gardens and wake up well into the morning.