Barefoot

adj. having no shoes, having the feet exposed

Going barefoot is the practice of not wearing shoes, socks, or other foot covering. It is more common in developing countries and among poor groups but less common, at least in public, in most industrialized countries due to greater availability of footwear and societal taboos against going barefoot. Some people who live in areas where going barefoot in public is more or less uncommon nonetheless choose to go barefoot in public part or all of the time. Some of these people call themselves barefooters and make an effort to go barefoot as much as possible. Popular surfaces include grass, sand and warm pavement. Many enjoy the sensation of their feet in direct contact with the ground and/or may have other motivations such as perceived spiritual or health benefits. People who self-identify as "barefooters" tend to be those living in developed countries, as the term itself has been popularized primarily via the Internet.
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Adjective
1. without shoes; "the barefoot boy"; "shoeless Joe Jackson"
(synonym) barefooted, shoeless
(similar) unshod, unshoed
Adverb
1. without shoes on; "he chased her barefoot across the meadow"
(synonym) barefooted

(a. & adv.)
With the feet bare; without shoes or stockings.
  

To wander in the night barefoot with torn garments, denotes that you will be crushed in expectation, and evil influences will surround your every effort.