In plain words
The poet, to the Lord: The sages say that even those who reviled you and slandered you as far as they could [like Śiśupāla], and those who waged matchless war on you and were burnt in the fire of your wrath [like Vāli], may come and reach you. So, O my wondrous Lord, O Lord of the world, take the faults that I, a mere dog, have done as if they were good.