Yes, but that is normal case. I am trying to explain why your P2 is not pushing to higher. That is why I still use gds2 not gm2.
In the case of your op design, if gds2(may be gds of current source or 1/RL, it depends) similar to gm2, then P2 is actually not pushing to high frequency.
In other word, your Miller compensation does not take effects(actually in that case, A is no longer larger than 1, P1 may not be pull to low either).
If your normal compenstation, P2 of course should be ~gm2/(Cc+CL), which is >> gds2/CL ( gm2 >> gds2 most of cases) |