Dhamma Verses (Dhammapada, KN 2)

5: The Chapter about Fools – 66
There is no real ownership
The millionaire miser Ānanda was reborn in great poverty and
distress, and had to beg for his meals; he returned to his
previous home, but was thrown out by his son; the Buddha
then asked Ānanda to show his son where he buried his gold,
and his son converted; the Buddha then spoke this verse.
62. “Puttā matthi, dhanam-matthi,” iti bālo vihaññati,
attā hi attano natthi, kuto puttā, kuto dhanaṁ?
“Sons are mine, and riches are mine,”
so the fool suffers vexation,
when even self is not his own,
how then sons, and how then riches?