In this study, we examined which sources of pain were taken up by poets in Servet-i Fünun Period poetry, how these changes led to changes in the body and how poets reflected this in their poems. In this period, instead of examining every poet who wrote poetry, we identified a few poets who were popular according to their degree of influence. We tried to draw the general profile of the period with the data we obtained from them. We identified the sources of pain, divided them into groups, ordered them from less to the most preferred, and included two representative examples instead of addressing all the poems in the same group one by one. But we have taken all of them into consideration when making our evaluations. As a general conclusion, in this period, the pain of individual origin mostly destroys the body. In this period, the source of pain is mostly disease. Even love, which is the second most common source of pain, is often described as an illness. Diseases in the poetry to enter this degree is influenced by the change from Western poetry. This change in particular affects the way the patient looks at the body. Because the sick body, which is normally approached with pity or disgust, is described as having a distinct beauty due to its proximity to death in this period. This pale skin and weakness adds a separate, spiritual beauty to the body.