haskell composition

how do I compose in haskell two functions when one of the two functions requires more than one parameter?
What I want to do is something like this*:

(defun compose (f g)
    (lambda (&rest x)
        (funcall f (apply g x))))


but the . operator in haskell doesn't work if I want to compose, say, not and >




*or, for the scheme crowd out there

(define (compose f g)
     (lambda x (f (apply g x))))

>>2
Haskell is insane. Anybody could understand this
(define (compose f g)
     (lambda x (f (apply g x))))
without having even heard of LISP. Yet what the fuck is (.).(.)? Some kind of ASCII art? And what about (== 0) `dot` mod? It looks like some bizarre shell programming.